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Encyclopedia > Cyclocomputer

An electronical speedometer mounted atop bicycle handle bars. Cyclocomputers vary in brand and functions.


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Cyclocomputer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (372 words)
A cyclocomputer is a device mounted on a bicycle that calculates and displays trip information, similar to the instruments in the dashboard of a car.
A basic cyclocomputer may display the current speed, maximum speed, trip distance, trip time, total distance traveled, and the current time.
More advanced models also may display altitude, incline (inclinometer), and temperature as well as offer additional functions such as average speed, pedaling cadence, and a stopwatch.
Product Review of the Performance Axiom 8.0W Wireless Cyclocomputer (457 words)
The truth is that regardless of whether you’re mountain biking or road riding, a Cyclocomputer is not a necessity, but a nice to have item.
Unlike the need to have a Cyclocomputer, the need to have it as a wireless device is a necessity, if you are going to use it mountain biking.
This requires you to purchase a second Cyclocomputer mount and transmitter but it is worth the few extra bucks for the convenience.
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